I'm in the acoustic panel building phase and I have some sections of the room that are spec'd to remain without acoustic treatments. For aesthetic reasons, I'm still going to fabric panel these parts of the room anyway.
I'm concerned that if someone pushes on one of these panels the fabric will be stretched out. Thickness is 1" to 1.5" depending on the part of the room. I considered MDF, but wanted something lighter and easier to work with. I also considered some kind of hard Styrofoam, but I'm not sure if it would absorb high frequencies.
Does anyone have any suggests for putting non-absorbing material behind a panel, (e.g. same reflectance as drywall)?
Thanks,
Jason
I'm concerned that if someone pushes on one of these panels the fabric will be stretched out. Thickness is 1" to 1.5" depending on the part of the room. I considered MDF, but wanted something lighter and easier to work with. I also considered some kind of hard Styrofoam, but I'm not sure if it would absorb high frequencies.
Does anyone have any suggests for putting non-absorbing material behind a panel, (e.g. same reflectance as drywall)?
Thanks,
Jason